1. Captain, sir, missile out of range

2. — signal out of range or circuit performance and signal stuck;

3. 8 The fish stayed 50 yards offshore, well out of range.

4. Total Alkalinity that is out of range allows for large rapid pH swings

5. The account alphanumeric identifier is not in valid format or is out of range

6. Need we despair because prices are rising clear out of range for the average person?

7. In a defensive setup, Bureau's forces built an artillery park out of range from Castillon's guns.

8. 28 But Arthur, now armed only with a dagger, did not spring back out of range.

9. 20 But Arthur, now armed only with a dagger, did not spring back out of range.

10. The U.S. ships retired to the south to get out of range of any approaching Japanese warships.

11. Some of the juiciest apples are at the top of the tree, still way out of range.

12. For the last few minutes of the turn to port, Bismarck was out of range of Suffolk's radar.

13. 30 For that reason, the training encourages officers to either close in tighter on a combative suspect or move out of range.

14. When Louisville (CA-28) took the stricken cruiser in tow, Taylor helped to screen the retiring ships as they steamed out of range of enemy aircraft.

15. ARMs must have sufficient range that the launch platform is out of range of the SAMs, high speed to reduce the risk of being shot down and a seeker that can detect a range of radar types, but they do not need a particularly big warhead.

16. Wen et al. examined the CIHI database used in this study and found that the number of illogical and out-of-range values were few.14 Furthermore, for most adverse pregnancy conditions and outcomes, including abruptio placentae, Wen et al. found the prevalence to be within a reasonable range of that reported in the literature.14 An additional strength of the study is the very large number of births that were analyzed (n = 2,162,815) over the 1990–1997 time period, using quality data.